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Archives
- August 6, 2020
Como se dice “discrimination” en Espanol?
Read moreI’ve worked in Washington DC for over 20 years and I still have a hard time following all that happens. So how does someone who doesn’t live and breathe DC happenings keep up, especially if they are limited English proficient (LEP)? How do people find out about changes in…
- August 6, 2020
Health Insurers Should Be Wary of Trump Regulatory Rollback
Read moreConfusion. Uncertainty. Such is the entirely predictable result of the Trump administration’s latest ignominy. In a final rule published last month, the administration wiped out important regulations that help protect people from discrimination in health programs or activities that receive federal funding. The regulations implement Section 1557, the Affordable…
- June 15, 2020
Oklahoma – Work Never Conquers All
Read moreOn May 27, 2020, HHS opened a 30-day federal comment period on Oklahoma’s proposed Medicaid demonstration project. Comments are due June 27, 2020!Instead of Sooner Care, a better name for Oklahoma’s proposal would be Oklahoma’s state motto -- “Work Conquers All”. Oklahoma is taking things a bit too far…
- March 5, 2020
Medicaid Block Grants are Cuts to Medicaid, Plain and Simple
Read moreDespite the clear ruling from the DC Circuit Court of Appeals that the purpose of the Medicaid statute is to provide health care, and the tremendous need for health care likely to result from the spread of COVID-19, the administration continues to roll out policies that cut essential health…
- February 14, 2020
Trump Budget Takes Aim at Medicaid, Threatens Access to Quality Mental Health Care
Read moreMedicaid is the backbone of a functioning community-based mental health system. It is the largest payer of behavioral health services, and in many communities, the only payer of intensive community-based services like Assertive Community Treatment (ACT), mobile crisis services, supported housing, and peer support. Yet time and again, the…
- February 11, 2020
Give Me Your Tired, Your Poor, Your Huddled Masses Yearning for Junk Health Plans
Read moreOn October 4, 2019 the President issued a Proclamation, barring the entry of immigrants to the United States unless they demonstrate that they have “approved” health insurance, or enough money to pay for their foreseeable health care costs.The Proclamation includes short-term, or “junk” plans in the “approved” list, even…
